Top 10 Astro Agencies in Europe in 2026

Quick Summary

• Flowtrix is the best pick for Europe in 2026: multilingual Astro sites on BetterCMS that marketers run on their own, with 3.5 to 4.5 hours of overlap with CET.
• Flowtrix proof: Javelin ITCS went from a four page template to a 10 page Astro site in four weeks.
• The full list: Flowtrix, nuuk, NEXTBLICK, Lueur Externe, ClickForest, Perel Web Studio, Digital Spiders, EXDST, Opace and StriveLab.
• What makes Europe different: languages, GDPR questions about forms and analytics, and the European Accessibility Act.
• Published prices: from about $1,000 for small builds to €10,000 or more for larger sites.
• How to choose: ask who edits the site, where the data lives and how a new language gets added.

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If you want one answer before the list, here it is: Flowtrix is the Astro agency we would hire first for a European business website in 2026. We build Astro sites with a CMS your marketing team can actually use, we plan for more than one language from day one, and our working day overlaps with yours by three and a half to four and a half hours.

Yes, Flowtrix is our own team. The other nine picks are based only on facts you can check, on their own websites or in published client projects, and most of them are not the names you already see in every list. If you want the global view, our top 10 Astro agencies list covers that.

This list is only about Europe, where websites have a few extra needs.

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What makes a European website different

Most European businesses need more from their website than a company selling in one market. Three things come up in almost every European project.

Languages: Most European businesses sell in at least two languages. Astro has i18n routing built in, so /de, /fr and /nl can live inside one build with a fallback when a page is not translated yet. The agency still has to set it up well, with the CMS and the editors in mind.

Your data: GDPR questions move away from the website itself. A static Astro site has no database to leak. The real questions are about your forms, your analytics and where your CMS stores content.

Accessibility: The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025. If you sell to consumers online, from e-commerce to banking, your site is in scope. Very small companies may be exempt, but most growing ones are not.

Also worth knowing: Cloudflare took over the team behind Astro in January 2026, and Astro stays open source. For a buyer, that means the framework has strong backing for the long run.

So when you read the list, ask one question of each studio. Can they handle the language, data and accessibility side, or only the build?

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How we chose these agencies

Every studio on this list had to show Astro work we could check, either on its own website or in a published client project.

After that, we looked at three things: who edits the site after launch, how the studio handles more than one language, and whether its prices or process are clear before the first call.

We also kept the list varied. There is an enterprise Sitecore team, a Flemish studio with fixed prices, a white-label team in Brussels and a one-person studio in Kraków. The best fit depends on your budget and on who will run the site later.

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1. Flowtrix

We are a web development studio in Bangalore. Most of our clients are B2B SaaS, AI, cybersecurity and IT services companies, and a good share of them are in Europe, including teams like Akirolabs in Berlin. We have shipped more than 100 projects.

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Our Astro builds pair the framework with BetterCMS, so your team edits pages, blogs, case studies and job posts without opening code. Pages load fast, and your editors do not need a developer for everyday changes.

A typical project covers information architecture, UI and UX design in Figma, Astro development, CMS setup and the move to your domain. You sign off designs before we build, and you get a live style guide, so new pages match the rest of the site.

For European sites, we plan languages at the start. Each language gets its own URLs, page titles and descriptions, and your editors add a new language in the CMS, not as a new project.

The question European buyers ask us most is about time zones. Bangalore is four and a half hours ahead of Central European Time in winter and three and a half in summer. That gives you 3.5 to 4.5 hours of shared working time every day, so feedback you send in the morning gets worked on the same day.

Pro Tip

Book review calls in your morning. With an India-based team, feedback you give at 10am CET gets worked on the same day, while you are still at your desk.

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Best for: B2B companies that want a fast, multilingual Astro site, a CMS their marketers can run, and a team that ships in weeks.

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Flowtrix case study: Javelin ITCS

Javelin ITCS was founded in 2024 to bring consulting and staffing firms under one roof. Today it runs four companies: IRIS Consulting, Thomas Group Consulting, Veterans Career Group and Vuesol Technologies. Vuesol joined while we were still designing the site.

Their old website was a four page template that showed the four firms only as logos.

Three audiences: CIOs looking for a delivery partner, engineers looking for contract work, and owners of firms that might want to join the group. All three land on the same homepage.

From 35 pages to 10: The first plan had a page for almost every service, technology and industry. We cut it to 10 focused pages, each aimed at a clear search need, so visitors find the right firm faster.

Design: Deep green, the Manrope typeface and a Nashville skyline. The pages follow the questions a buyer asks: what the group does, who is behind it, what it can deliver and how to start working together.

A space for each firm: All four companies are visible from the homepage, and a Powered by Javelin page gives each one its own section. Candidates can see open roles across the whole group on one careers board.

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We built it in Astro from the signed-off Figma designs, connected BetterCMS and deployed on Vercel. One lead form sits behind every call to action. Each inquiry is tagged by intent and sent down one of seven paths, to sales or to careers. Every page also has its own title, description and social card for search and AI discovery.

The site went live in four weeks.

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When Javelin buys a new firm, they do not need a new website. They add one entry in the CMS.

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Companies, solutions and industries are all stored as CMS content, so adding a firm does not need a redesign. You can read the full Javelin case study for the details.

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2. nuuk

nuuk works out of Hamburg and Berlin. Its founders, Alexander Köhn and Nils Kassube, have been building digital products for more than ten years, and the studio's own website runs on Astro with Storyblok.

For websites, nuuk builds front ends in Astro, Next.js and SolidStart, and lets you choose the headless CMS: Storyblok, Payload, Contentful or Drupal. One of its Astro projects is Demokratie-Wegweiser, a full relaunch with an Astro front end, a NestJS backend, an interactive map of constituencies from city level up to the European Parliament, and a backend where politicians manage their own profiles.

nuuk also builds iOS and Android apps, CarPlay and Android Auto features, smart TV and Sonos apps, and AI integrations. Its clients are mostly in sport and media, such as Hamburger SV, Hertha BSC, FC Augsburg and ANTENNE BAYERN, plus brands like Ravensburger.

Best for: German brands that want one partner for the website and the apps around it.

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3. NEXTBLICK

NEXTBLICK is a digital agency in Frankfurt that builds websites and e-commerce stores its clients can manage on their own.

When it rebuilt its own website, it went fully headless: Storyblok for content, Astro on the front end with Astro's image component for fast loading pages, and Netlify for hosting. Storyblok published a case study on the rebuild, which says the new site reached perfect Google Lighthouse scores.

Good to know: Their best public Astro example is their own site. Ask to see client work in your industry before you sign.

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4. Lueur Externe

Lueur Externe has worked from the Côte d'Azur since 2003, with clients around Grasse, Cannes and Nice. It is a team of 12 people, says it has delivered more than 500 projects, and holds AWS and PrestaShop certifications. It says it is the only agency in the region with both.

Its Astro offer covers marketing sites, blogs, documentation portals and headless shops. Content runs on Storyblok, Contentful, Strapi or Markdown, and sites are hosted on AWS, using S3 and CloudFront. For e-commerce, Astro sits in front of PrestaShop, Shopify or a custom API.

Migrations are a big part of the work. The team moves sites off WordPress, Gatsby and custom PHP, and maps 301 redirects so your rankings come with you. Projects run for four to ten weeks, and you own the full source code at the end.

Worth knowing: If your current site is an old PHP build and you sell online in France, this team has handled that kind of move before. They work in French and English.

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5. ClickForest

ClickForest is based in Bonheiden, near Mechelen, and serves businesses across Flanders, including Antwerp and Leuven. It builds every site in Astro and hosts it on Cloudflare Workers.

ClickForest publishes its prices. A brochure site has a fixed price from €3,995 for up to eight custom pages, a contact form, basic SEO and a month of aftercare, delivered in two to three weeks. A bigger business site adds a blog, a leads dashboard, GA4 tracking and optional multilingual pages, with a custom price and four to six weeks of work. Hosting and email start at €39 a month, billed yearly.

Storyblok is available if your team wants to edit content. If not, ClickForest makes the changes for you, usually within 24 to 48 hours.

Their rebuild for Servaes Services loads four times faster than the old PHP site and scores 92 out of 100 on mobile. They hold a 5.0 rating across 25 Google reviews.

Best for: Belgian SMEs that want a clear quote and a quick launch.

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6. Perel Web Studio

Perel has its head office in Brussels, where project management happens, and its developers in Sri Lanka. That setup helps it keep prices lower while managing projects in Europe.

Its Astro sites deploy to Cloudflare's edge network, with Tina CMS, Sanity, Contentful or Markdown behind them. Each language gets its own routing and its own SEO setup, which suits Brussels companies selling in French, Dutch and English. Perel also moves sites from WordPress to Astro.

Their Tulum Immo project is a 70 page real estate site in English and Spanish, built on Tina CMS with Beds24 booking and hosted on Cloudflare Pages and Workers.

Most of Perel's work is white-label development for agencies across Europe. Projects usually cost €2,000 to €10,000 or more and take four to eight weeks.

Pro Tip

Based in Brussels? Ask about the Prime Digitalisation subsidy before you sign. Perel works with a partner that checks if you qualify and handles the paperwork.

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7. Digital Spiders

Digital Spiders is a Lisbon studio founded in 2017, with a team of two to nine people. It is a Sanity agency partner, has built on Sanity since 2019 and has two Sanity certified developers. Its sites run on Astro and Netlify.

They hold a 5.0 rating on Clutch from eight reviews, charge $25 to $49 an hour and take projects from about $1,000. Clients include Summit Business School, the Lisbon restaurant Assador 29 and Dinner In The Sky Portugal. Reviewers often mention that projects are delivered on time.

Best for: Smaller budgets that still want a modern stack, a structured CMS and on-time delivery.

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8. EXDST

EXDST is an enterprise team based in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, and has spent more than ten years on large content platforms like Sitecore, Contentful, Sanity and Optimizely. It has about 30 people, and most of them are senior or lead developers.

EXDST is an official Astro partner agency. It also built the first full Astro SDK for Sitecore, which is open source and listed in Astro's own docs. It supports static and server rendering, multisite and multilingual setups, and Sitecore's Experience Editor. This means a company can keep Sitecore for content and put a fast Astro site in front of it.

Its clients range from companies with $2M to $1B in turnover, and one of its leads, Anton Tishchenko, has been named a Sitecore MVP several years running.

Best for: Large companies already on Sitecore that want Astro speed without leaving their platform.

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9. Opace

Opace is a family-run agency with offices in Birmingham and Letchworth Garden City in the UK. It has traded since 2008, reports more than 500 projects and has a 5.0 Clutch rating. Its own website runs on Astro.

It works with Contentful, Sanity, Storyblok, Strapi and headless WordPress. When an editor publishes, the site rebuilds on its own and the change is live within a few minutes. For shops, Astro sits in front of Shopify, BigCommerce or a custom commerce API.

Migrations are a big part of what Opace does, from WordPress, Gatsby, Next.js and Hugo, with URLs kept and redirects in place so your rankings come along. If you move from WordPress, you can even keep WordPress as the editing tool. Ongoing Astro maintenance starts at £60 an hour.

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10. StriveLab

StriveLab started in Kraków in 2023 and works at freelancer scale. It builds custom websites with Astro, Next.js and React.

About half of its work is web development, and the rest is digital strategy and performance marketing, so it can also help with traffic after launch. Projects start at about $1,000 and hourly rates are under $25.

Good to know: Its Clutch profile has no reviews yet, so ask for references and a recent project before you commit. If you need a simple Astro site on a tight budget, it is worth a call.

Here is the whole list in one table.

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How to choose the right Astro agency

Start with your situation. This table shows which agency on the list fits which need. Click a name to jump to its section.

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Then ask every agency these six questions on your first call.

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Clear, direct answers to these questions usually mean the agency has done this kind of project before.

Pro Tip

Ask to edit a real page in the CMS during the demo. Five minutes of clicking tells you more about life after launch than any portfolio.

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Here are the prices and timelines each studio publishes.

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Which Astro agency should you pick?

If you are still deciding on the platform, our Astro vs WordPress and Astro vs Webflow guides explain the trade-offs. If you also sell into the US, our list of Astro agencies in the USA covers that side.

If you already know Astro is right for you, book a short call with us. We will show you how your site can work in every language before we start building.

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